Techniques Training to Offer Course in West Africa
Techniques Training International announced it has aligned with Murchison Drilling Schools to offer IADC & IWCF Certified Well Control Courses in West Africa.
Techniques has partnered with Seaweld Engineering in Accra, Ghana to offer an IADC Supervisor level well control course with either Surface or Combined Surface/Subsea certification during the weeks of April 10-14 and April 17-21. Courses to be held at the Regional Maritime University’s Oil and Gas Complex.
Airport, pickup, shuttle service and accommodation will be provided by Seaweld Travels.
To register, please visit: https://reg135.imperisoft.com/SeaweldGhana/Search/Registration.aspx
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